[release/10.0] [DAC] fix dac_gc_heap marshalling #119471
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Backport of #119393 to release/10.0
/cc @max-charlamb
Customer Impact
Found while working on #119324. Since the
GetGCInterestingInfoDataDAC API marshalled thedac_gc_heapincorrectly, the SOS command!dumpgcdatagives incorrect results on server builds.Regression
Unclear if this ever worked, or if other logic changed causing this to fail at some point.
Testing
Verfied by new test in the diagnostic repo.
See new test: dotnet/diagnostics#5562
See successful run with new test: https://dev.azure.com/dnceng-public/public/_build/results?buildId=1140803&view=results
Risk
Low. This change does not modify the runtime; it only modifies the DAC build.
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